The Centers for Disease Control has determined that the 4-year-old New Jersey boy who died at home last week had enterovirus. It’s still not clear if the respiratory illness played a direct role or was a contributing factor in his death, however, state health officials say.

Back in 1937, an Italian physicist predicted the existence of a single, stable particle that could be both matter and antimatter. Nearly 80 years later, a Princeton University research team has actually found it.

Three people are dead after shootings 250 kilometers southeast of Edmonton near the village of Consort.

Experts say a mysterious ball of light over Montreal last night was not a meteor, raising questions about what that ball of light could be.

An Internet video released Friday purports to show a fighter for the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) beheading British hostage Alan Henning.

Pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong canceled talks with the government on electoral reforms after mobs of people tried to drive them from the streets they have occupied for a week. The Hong Kong Federation of Students, one of the groups leading the protests that swelled to the tens of thousands earlier this week, said they saw no choice but to …

Two people are facing drug charges after police seized about 120 pounds of marijuana, that was being transported to Alberta from B.C., from two vehicles in a northwest parking lot.

Canada plans to launch airstrikes against ISIS in Iraq following a U.S. request, a senior government official said. Prime Minister Stephen Harper was set to announce details later Friday.

9 United Nations peacekeepers were killed Friday in an ambush in northeastern Mali, a spokesman for the U.N. mission in the West African country said.

Being curious about something actually changes the way the brain behaves, preparing it to learn something new. In fact, a piqued interest doesn’t just ready the brain for the immediately relevant learning material, but also enable our brains to better absorb incidental information too.

The family of 13-year-old Jahi McMath is fighting to challenge a California court decision ruling her deceased due to brain death.  The family’s attorney, Christopher Dolan, has recently stated that McMath is showing signs that she has regained consciousness.